Last time I was frustrated at so many things-one of them being my apparent inability to win over my neighbor's daughter. I have to apologize for that not-so-good ending back then. I should've known better.
That aside, I am happy that my friends are finishing up on school with the start of the KCSE exams. Doris will be very thrilled to finish up on four years of non-stop schooling at Londiani Girls Academy. She's been through a lot, from the never-ending supervision in their school to the intrusive pregnancy tests and room searches.
Once she'll be through, she will have all the time to do what she couldn't do. She loves dreadlocks and that's the first thing she'l have on her head. I have promised to take her to my favorite joint once she's through on 28th.
Good thing that their school doesn't bar girls from having long hair as long as they can maintain it as per the laid down regulations.
I won't talk about Shay, but I wish her all the best as she tries to make up for her miss.
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Michuki has struck again from his grave. This time the police are on the prowl, looking out for those PSVs that don't tow the line. This move came after a spate of deadly accidents that have claimed lots of lives.
As predicted, Saccos have instructed their matatus to stay off the road till further notice as they try to lobby the government to give them more time to meet the regulations.
In Kericho, the transport system is still running but there are signs that the crackdown has made the transport players to go slow.
Boda bodas are carrying only one from town towards home. Taxis too have complied with the order too. The fares haven't been affected ever since the minimal hike brought by the 8 percent VAT increase.
My take? the rules are just simple.Either they obey the law or risk impounding of their vehicles.
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